Can a landlord kick you out without legally evicting you through the courts

If you are on a month to month lease, the landlord would need to evict you, if you refuse to leave. Going through the court process would take...

How do I transfer house from mother's estate to adult children?

It CAN be handled without an attorney, or with limited attorney help. You just need to make sure you follow procedures, to the letter. Oakland...

Beneficiaries' rec'd $500,000 in Yr 2013 & not told it was from a 401-K Plan until Yr 2014. Recourse?

I agree with Mr. Cornish that this is a complicated matter. I do not think you will be able to figure this out online. I believe you are going to...

My daughters dad passed away, who can claim his belongings?

I agree with my colleagues. Unfortunately, your situation is complicated in the following ways: 1) Although your daughter is apparently the only...

This is a very common problem. I would suggest that you document ALL efforts to provide notice. I would send WRITTEN communications indicating...

Can i charge rent for a house in an Estate?

I agree with Mr. Freda. You have not provided enough information. In all likelihood, you will not be able to charge rent. You say that the house is...

If my brother/PR has no "interest" in Mom's estate except to spitefully take from me, can I petition he be removed?

If your question is "how can I remove him without an attorney?" the answer is "With a lot of luck and prayers." It may be possible to remove him,...

Month to Month renter is late mar/apr rent has 3 minors, moved in others to home, can I evict and how do I begin

There are a couple of different procedures, depending on the facts. You can find more information in the Michigan Tenant Landlord Handbook,...

Is there any legal recourse if two adult siblings differ from a third sibling on the care of an elderly parent with dementia?

LOTS of issues, here. You do not provide the most important facts, which are whether or not your mother has legal capacity, whether there is any...

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Do I have any rights as a secondary advocate when the person with primary power of attorney is still able and willing to serve?

Sadly, you have no rights whatsoever, as the alternate agent, under these circumstances. If you have a good relationship with the health care...